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July 14, 2008
Soaring oil forces Cathay to hike faresCathay Pacific is hiking premium fares to and from Hong Kong by as much as 15% in an effort to help offset soaring fuel prices. The Hong Kong carrier is also redeploying aircraft for the winter.
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Most airlines shun marketing as way to fly through stormThe soaring cost of fuel has the airline industry facing perhaps its most challenging year ever, but only a few of the major U.S. carriers are focusing on marketing to help them ride out the turbulence.
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Continental Airlines Named Best Domestic Airline, Best for Customer Service By Executive Travel MagazineContinental Airlines (NYSE: CAL) today announced that it was named the "Best Domestic Airline," "Best Airline for Customer Service" and "Best Airline for Flights to Mexico" in Executive Travel Magazine's 2008 Leading Edge Awards.
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Taiwanese airline to cut flights as fuel prices soarLeading Taiwanese airline EVA Airways said Monday it would cut international flights by up to 10 percent due to the pressure of soaring fuel costs.
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Tanzania: Songwe Airport to Be Ready in 2009The fourth International Airport in Tanzania - Songwe International Airport - in the Southern Highland of Tanzania will start operations next year.
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Farnborough airshow starts with big Mideast ordersAirlines from oil-rich Middle Eastern countries saved the world's largest air show from an otherwise lacklustre start on Monday, booking orders for about 150 planes worth more than $25 billion.
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A New Bombardier Jet Draws Only Tepid DemandWith jet fuel prices soaring, and airlines desperate to save on operating costs, Bombardier’s new 100-seat jet might seem an easy sell.
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Speculators May Not Affect Oil PriceThe role of speculative investors in high oil prices is dividing the U.S. airline industry from economists, who say targeting institutional investors is more politically expedient than economically sound.
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Hey, Big Spender, Flying My Way?BACK in Jack Kerouac’s day, when people more often traveled along blacktop roads than through the jet stream, they hitched free rides by sticking out a thumb at a freeway onramp or hopping into a friend’s old heap. Often enough the destination didn’t matter to a hitcher embarked on a personal picaresque. What counted was the ride.
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Low-cost Asian airlines thriving on silver liningsTony Davis, the chief executive of Tiger Airways, based in Singapore, readily admits that he is much happier running an Asian-based low-cost airline right now than he would be running one in Europe or the United States.
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